Everyone is doing it. That's why University of Montana journalism professor Nadia White jumped into the 130 million-person pool known as Facebook. Facebook isn't the first social networking Web site White has joined. Full Article at Great Falls Tribune
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Pizza chains are offering even more ways to satisfy your carb cravings. Now instead of just picking up the phone, pizza eaters can order a pie digitally - over the Web, through cell phone applications and even via Facebook, a social-networking site. Full Article at Tampa Bay Online
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Meghan Daum is an essayist and novelist in Los Angeles. Her e-mail address is mdaumlatimescolumnists.com. Barack is now friends with Rahm Emanuel. Barack is now friends with Bill Richardson, Lawrence Summers and Timothy Geithner. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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Presidential addresses on YouTube. Online chats with administration officials. And millions of energized Barack Obama backers ready for the next e-mail or text message calling them to action. Full Article at Detroit News Online
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Getting through the Christmas online marketing rush is tougher than getting to a cash register today. And getting the attention of somewhat jaded, media-savvy young digital denizens is tougher yet. Full Article at MediaPost.com
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Most of them you have met and know by their first names. You have looked into their eyes (if not their souls, but we’ve seen how well that worked with Vladimir Putin). Full Article at Austin360.com: Out & About
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Bloggersmosaic, the market leading 'Face of blogosphere' has launched a new application through Facebook to gain access to new blogger streams and networks. Full Article at BusinessPortal24
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Sometimes called “Crackbook” because of its addictive nature, Facebook claims more than 140 million members worldwide and has an estimated market valuation between five and fifteen billion dollars. Let me repeat that — five to fifteen BILLION dollars! Full Article at The Meridian Star
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Montenegro has banned access to popular social networking and video sharing websites such as Facebook and YouTube in all state-run institutions, a statement said. Full Article at PC Magazine
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Facebook, the US-based social networking website, last week removed a Serb nationalist page which glorified the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of Bosnian Muslims. Full Article at Financial Times
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A sample posting on one of the racist Australian Facebook groups. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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